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Victorin, le naturaliste

Ce long métrage documentaire est une évocation historique qui emprunte les pas du frère Marie-Victorin, fondateur du Jardin botanique de Montréal (1931). Fascinant univers visuel et sonore, ce film nous initie aux rudiments des sciences naturelles, de la recherche botanique et des grandes explorations floristiques. En compagnie de ce professeur universitaire et religieux anticonformiste, nous apprenons à herboriser sur une longue route menant à travers les îles et les terres de cet immense jardin vert d'Amérique qu'est le Québec.

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Ce long métrage documentaire est une évocation historique qui emprunte les pas du frère Marie-Victorin, fondateur du Jardin botanique de Montréal (1931). Fascinant univers visuel et sonore, ce film nous initie aux rudiments des sciences naturelles, de la recherche botanique et des grandes explorations floristiques. En compagnie de ce professeur universitaire et religieux anticonformiste, nous apprenons à herboriser sur une longue route menant à travers les îles et les terres de cet immense jardin vert d'Amérique qu'est le Québec.

  • director
    Nicole Gravel
  • script
    Nicole Gravel
  • producer
    Éric Michel
  • sound
    Philippe Scultéty
    Marcel Fraser
  • sound editing
    Chris Crilly
    Marie-Claude Gagné
  • music recording
    Geoffrey Mitchell
    Nathalie Morin
  • sound mixer
    Jean Paul Vialard
  • narration
    Jacques Godin
    Louise Rémy
    Paul Savoie
    Robert Toupin
    Roland Jomphe
  • music
    Robert M. Lepage
Victorin, le naturaliste
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